The AI chatbot has been an almost permanent fixture in the headlines for the past few months, thanks to its ability to help with everything from coding to poetry.Most of the questions are around pricing, including "at what price (per month) would you consider ChatGPT to be so expensive that you would not consider buying it?".It states that the paid service will be "always available (no blackout windows)", that you'll get "fast responses from ChatGPT (i.e no throttling" and that you can post "as many messages as you need (at least 2x regular daily limit)".Microsoft already has a major stake in ChatGPT and a report from The Information (opens in new tab) recently stated that the tech giant is planning to bring the chatbot's AI powers to the likes of Outlook, Word and Powerpoint, giving you the option of automatically generating text using simple prompts.This deal could apparently involve Microsoft getting three-quarters of OpenAI's profits until it makes the money back, which again explains the apparently ramping up of ChatGPT Professional."